Why Spice Witch Is Joining Seed Oil Scout.

I read every label, which is why Spice Witch is joining Seed Oil Scout, the app that helps you find seed oil free restaurants and products.
Spice Witch and Seed Oil Scout logos side by side with the text Spice Witch is now on Seed Oil Scout

I'm the kind of shopper who flips the jar over and reads the label before anything goes in the cart, and I never trusted a product just because the front of the package looked good. That habit is a big part of why I started Spice Witch, and it's why every chili crisp and chili oil we make is built on avocado oil and real whole ingredients instead of refined seed oils. Our Hot Honey is real honey with chili flakes, coriander, fennel, black pepper and garlic.

I've been following Seed Oil Scout for a long time. It started as a community-built map of restaurants, where regular people report what each place actually cooks with, and it has grown to more than 45,000 mapped restaurants. Anyone can add what they learn, ask staff questions, and share what they find, which is how a resource like that keeps getting better. Now they've added a marketplace of seed oil free products and a grocery scanner, so the same transparency goes with you from the restaurant table to your pantry.

Partnering with them was an easy decision. Their community reads labels and asks hard questions, and those are the people I'd choose to put a jar of Black Garlic Chili Crisp in front of anyway.

If you care about what's in your food, download the Seed Oil Scout app. You can find seed oil free restaurants, products and companies near you, and see what's really in the things you're already eating. Spice Witch is on there with a special code in the app, alongside other seed oil free brands, and I'm glad to be in good company. Download the Seed Oil Scout app

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